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{{quote|''"And by the way... I like your dress."''|'''[[The Master]]''', ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'', to Buffy, while killing her}} |
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* In ''[[Wild Arms 3]]'', [[Big Bad]] Seigfried respects and envy Maya's power, which, he says, surpasses Demon's. However, that doesn't stop him from using her powers against her, and he obliterates her later on when she tries to [[Duel Boss|solo him]]. But in the end, Maya got the last laugh. |
* In ''[[Wild Arms 3]]'', [[Big Bad]] Seigfried respects and envy Maya's power, which, he says, surpasses Demon's. However, that doesn't stop him from using her powers against her, and he obliterates her later on when she tries to [[Duel Boss|solo him]]. But in the end, Maya got the last laugh. |
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* In ''[[Dragon Age]]: Origins'', if the Warden chooses to duel Loghain to decide the fate of Ferelden, the old general will comment that "a man is made by the quality of his enemies," which was a saying of his old friend Maric. He then wonders if that's more of a compliment to him or to you. |
* In ''[[Dragon Age]]: Origins'', if the Warden chooses to duel Loghain to decide the fate of Ferelden, the old general will comment that "a man is made by the quality of his enemies," which was a saying of his old friend Maric. He then wonders if that's more of a compliment to him or to you. |
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* In ''[[Dragon Age II]]'', if Hawke proves him/herself to be upright and respectful in his/her dealings with the Arishok, the Arishok {{spoiler|during his attempted takeover of Kirkwall}} will address him/her as "Basalit-an" |
* In ''[[Dragon Age II]]'', if Hawke proves him/herself to be upright and respectful in his/her dealings with the Arishok, the Arishok {{spoiler|during his attempted takeover of Kirkwall}} will address him/her as "Basalit-an"—meaning he thinks of Hawke as a person rather than a thing which is standard operating procedure when dealing with anyone outside of the Qun—and then condemn the nobles as "bas" (things). He respects Hawke enough to offer to settle things with a duel. |
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